Looks just like the real thing! Let's play handmade ice cream shop

Ice Cream Shop Made with Clay and Paint

[100-yen store clay] Baskin-Robbins-style ice cream

Here’s a recommended idea for anyone who wants to make ultra-realistic ice cream! You can do it with just clay and paint.

Roll the paint-tinted clay into a nicely sized ball, then use a comb, toothbrush, or bamboo skewer to create the surface texture of the ice cream.

That alone makes an adorable ice cream! But if you want to make several, once you’ve made one, use it to create a mold.

With a mold, you can mass-produce as many as you like.

Try making two-tone ice cream or decorating with finely cut clay chips to finish your cute ice cream creations!

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Felt Ice Cream Shop

Pretend Ice Cream Shop: So Real with Felt

Here’s an idea for felt ice cream that you can play with for a long time once you make it.

We’ll make three items: the cone, the base, and the ice cream.

For the cone, roll a piece of fabric cut into a fan shape, stuff it with cotton, and cap it with the base.

For the base, cut thick paper or cardboard into a circle, attach a magnet, and cover it with felt.

For the ice cream, sew together four fan-shaped pieces of fabric to create a rounded shape, then fill it with a magnet and cotton and seal it with a circle of felt.

Decorate the surface of the ice cream with cut felt pieces or beads as you like!

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Shaka Shaka Ice Shop

Introducing a cute popsicle craft you can make with collage paper! You’ll need collage paper, washi tape, flake stickers or sequins, a popsicle stick, and double-sided tape.

Cut the collage paper to your preferred popsicle size and fold it in half.

Next, tape around the edges with washi tape to make a pouch.

Put the stickers or sequins into the pouch, then attach the popsicle stick with double-sided tape.

Finally, seal the bottom of the pouch with washi tape and you’re done! It’s also adorable if you decorate around it with your favorite embellishments.

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Ice cream made with cardboard and cotton

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Here’s a simple ice cream craft you can make with cardboard and cotton! You’ll need cardboard, a cone illustration, cotton, paint, double-sided tape, and a dropper or spoon.

First, prepare a piece of cardboard with the cone illustration attached.

Next, apply double-sided tape to the cardboard base.

Stick the cotton on top, then use a dropper or spoon to drip paint onto the cotton.

The cotton becomes the ice cream, and mixing different colors makes it look cute.

Cut out the cone and ice cream and stick them together with double-sided tape to finish! Dripping the paint is lots of fun, so give it a try!

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Colorful Ice Cream Made with Yarn

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So easy—just wrap it! Super-cute ice cream 🍨 You can create your own original flavors depending on the type of yarn and decorations! Of course you can play ice cream shop, and it’s also fun to try stacking as many scoops as you can. <Materials> Toy capsule, chiffon pleated ribbon, yarn, double-sided tape, scissors. Miss Gal Koala 🐨’s quick tip ☝🏻: Thick, fluffy yarn is recommended 🧶 Wrap it without leaving gaps for a clean finish! Everyone, give it a try! Thanks so much for watching to the end 😊 I’d be happy if you could like and follow! Feel free to leave comments with your thoughts or questions♪ ┈ This account shares: crafts, weekly/monthly plans, event prep, and solutions to common concerns. Save time on planning by copying Miss Gal Koala 🐨’s creations🪄 Check out my other posts: @koalahoikushi ┈Nursery teacher / Childcare worker#Childcare Crafts#Production Video

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We’re introducing a simple way to make ice cream crafts—just by wrapping! The materials are chiffon ribbon, a toy capsule, yarn, double-sided tape, and a paper cup.

First, wrap double-sided tape around the toy capsule, peel off the backing, and attach the ribbon.

Then wrap double-sided tape around the entire capsule and wind your favorite yarn around it to complete the “ice cream.” Finally, place your finished ice cream on a paper cup to create a cute ice cream treat.

By mixing different types of yarn and decorations, you can make all sorts of flavors! It’s also fun to turn it into a game by stacking the ice creams in the paper cups—highly recommended.

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Realistic-looking ice cream made with potato starch and conditioner

Make it with potato starch! Here’s how to craft ice cream that looks just like the real thing.

You’ll need about 350 grams of potato starch, paint, hair conditioner, construction paper, and an ice cream scoop or spoon.

The method is very simple: mix the conditioner into the potato starch and knead well.

Add your favorite paint and knead again.

Finally, use the scoop or spoon to place it onto a cone made from construction paper—and you’re done! Enjoy the tactile fun of mixing while creating your favorite “flavors.”

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Realistic ice cream made with transparent origami

“Ice Pops” made with gel mats — Made using Daiso’s ‘seismic-resistant mats’ and ‘transparent origami paper’

The transparency looks just like the real thing! Here’s how to make realistic-looking ice pops.

You’ll need a clear anti-slip (earthquake) mat, popsicle sticks, glitter, black construction paper, and clear origami paper.

To make them, simply sandwich the glitter and clear origami paper inside the anti-slip mat—and you’re done! Add your favorite decorations and have fun.

It could be fun to play ice cream shop by making a menu and taking orders, too.

When using small parts, be careful so children don’t swallow them.

Give it a try!